I take prescription vitamin D2 PO & a prescription strength compounded cream which is D3! My vitamin D is really low (9.8 w/ normal being 30-100) so I'm on an obnoxious weekly dose. Hopefully, I'll start absorbing it one route or another.
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That sounds more like a genuinely innocent reply rather than a smart aleck remark, since vitamin D2 is the prescription strength type.
Oh, I agree it wasn't intentional, but as soon as she said it, we both began giggling. Just a "Who's on first?" moment.
I take Vitamin DI. It makes me as tough as a Drill Instructor. Also, it's artisanal.
I take vitamin R2-D2. It's full of iron.
Good one, Moose!!
I take prescription vitamin D2 PO & a prescription strength compounded cream which is D3! My vitamin D is really low (9.8 w/ normal being 30-100) so I'm on an obnoxious weekly dose. Hopefully, I'll start absorbing it one route or another.
Duh, I got it now. Maybe I should really mess w/ some ole fool and say, "I take Vitamin D5!"
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I knew a urologist with a custom license plate that read: Nopcme
Yeah, I didn't get it until I said it allowed. (sorry 'bout that)
She could have been happy to say she took the low dose form, Vitamin D-lite.
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